akwa'ala Synonyms
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akwa'ala Meaning
akwa'ala (n)
a member of the Akwa'ala community in Baja California
a community of Native Americans who speak a Hokan language and live in Baja California
the Yuman language spoken by the Akwa'ala
akwa'ala Sentence Examples
- Akwa'ala is a term often used in tribal rituals to invoke a sense of unity and spiritual connection.
- The elders gathered around the sacred fire, chanting the word akwa'ala to seek guidance from the ancestors.
- In traditional ceremonies, participants exchange blessings by saying akwa'ala to each other.
- The mystical dance began, and the rhythmic beats of the drums echoed the word akwa'ala through the sacred grounds.
- The shaman whispered akwa'ala as he performed the ancient healing ritual to restore balance to the community.
- As the sun set over the horizon, the village echoed with the soothing chants of akwa'ala, signifying the end of a fruitful day.
- During the harvest festival, families shared a feast, expressing gratitude by saying akwa'ala before enjoying the bountiful meal.
- The sacred text spoke of a prophecy where the chosen one would bring prosperity, and the key to fulfillment lay in the utterance of akwa'ala.
- In times of hardship, the community came together, finding solace in the simple yet powerful word akwa'ala.
- The wise chief addressed the tribe, encouraging unity and resilience with the inspiring message of akwa'ala.
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a member of the Akwa'ala community in Baja California, a community of Native Americans who speak a Hokan language and live in Baja California, the Yuman languag
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Akwa'ala is a term often used in tribal rituals to invoke a sense of unity and spiritual connection.
The elders gathered around the sacred fire, chanting the word akwa'ala to seek guidance from the ancestors.
In traditional ceremonies, participants exchange blessings by saying akwa'ala to each other.
The mystical dance began, and the rhythmic beats of the drums echoed the word akwa'ala through the sacred grounds.
